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On Thu, 2011-06-16 at 21:01 -0400, drew wrote:

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"Let's finally finish the Frick'n transfer of the North America DVD to
SilverStripe CMS, already" 

So - I propose a quick sprint and that needs a kick-off - so this email
is it. Also, some type of work plan with a projected end date aren't bad
things to have ether.

How about just a projected end date for the moment - July 7th.

Now for the plan - catch the next email installment in this thread,
which will have a link to an email posted to the projects mailing list.

 Howdy,

well, no link to the projects ML yet, but maybe later today.

SO for this mornings stand up meeting:

One quick question:

Shall we layout the structure on the CMS development platform so as to
create a single .iso file with all the files needed to support all three
languages (html files/artwork/add-ons) or in such a way as to be able to
generate three .iso files, once each for each langauge?

I have, quietly, been working on my copy of SilverStripe and exploring
ways to approach this - my preference at this point would be to generate
one .iso file with everything included for the three languages.

How do others feel on this?

Thanks

Drew 


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